The Communication Sciences and Disorders, BS at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls prepares you to diagnose and treat individuals experiencing speech, language, and hearing disorders. This undergraduate program is ideal for those passionate about helping others communicate more effectively and understand the intricate systems of phonetics, speech, and voice. You will explore a range of clinical procedures and gain foundational knowledge in areas like audiology, aural rehabilitation, and language development, setting you on a path toward a rewarding career in this essential healthcare field.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science degree is designed to be completed over four years, offering a comprehensive academic journey. Throughout your studies, you will engage with interactive classroom learning and have opportunities for undergraduate research. The curriculum includes practical experience in clinical procedures and intervention, alongside specialized coursework in articulatory disorders and language appraisal. You will graduate with the essential skills and knowledge to pursue further graduate studies or enter professional roles in communication sciences and disorders.